Translation guide
The act of forcing someone or something out, such as from a school, organization, country, or body. Japanese expressions vary depending on what is being expelled and the context.
To be forced to leave a school, club, or group as a punishment or disciplinary action.
Expulsion from a school (student). Commonly used in educational contexts.
He was expelled from school for cheating.
Expulsion from a group, organization, or membership (e.g., club, political party).
He was expelled from the club for breaking the rules.
Expulsion from school (more formal/literary). Less common in everyday speech.
He received an expulsion order from the school due to a serious violation.
To force a foreigner to leave a country, usually by legal order.
To eject or discharge something from the body, such as a fetus, foreign object, or waste.
Discharge or expulsion from the body (e.g., waste, foreign matter). Medical/biological term.
Expel a foreign object from the body.
Miscarriage; spontaneous expulsion of a fetus. Not a direct translation of 'expulsion' but used in this context.
To drive out or eject someone or something from a place or position.
To drive out, expel, or kick out. Casual and widely used for people or things.
They kicked the drunk out of the store.
Banishment, expulsion (formal). Used for expelling from a group, country, or position.
To throw out, expel roughly. More physical and casual.
退学 is specifically for school expulsion. 除名 is for removal from a membership (club, party). 追放 is broader and stronger, implying banishment or exile, and can be used for countries, organizations, or public life.
He was expelled from school.
He was expelled from the party.
He was banished from the country.
その活動家は国外に追放された。
The activist was expelled from the country.
彼女は流産してしまった。
She had a miscarriage.
彼は組織から追放された。
He was expelled from the organization.
They threw the mischievous kid out of the room.